It's absurd that the demand in rural Australia is just as high as it is in third world countries

By Taylor Dodge
May 21 2019 - 3:00pm
TAKING ACTION: Dubbo West Preschool Director Cathryn Albert requests all the best health services for her special tiny tots. Photo: TAYLOR DODGE.
TAKING ACTION: Dubbo West Preschool Director Cathryn Albert requests all the best health services for her special tiny tots. Photo: TAYLOR DODGE.

Dubbo West Preschool Director Cathryn Albert says a team of Umbo Allied health professionals bought their expertise back to rural and remote Australia from third world countries after realising the demand for speech and occupational therapy was just as high here.

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